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The book brings together scholars, practitioners, and young researchers to explore the relevance of Ekatma Manav Darshan in addressing contemporary challenges in education, governance, sustainability, economics, social justice, and cultural thought.

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*Agnitandav of 1948 - A Horrid Tale of Silenced Slaughter*

This book is an eye-opening testament to *Agnitandav* of 1948. In countless villages, Brahmin homes were set ablaze, their inhabitants were sent into exile overnight. And yet, in some places humanity and compassion prevailed to shelter the persecuted. Caste driven strife wounds the very fabric of our nation. The common man must remember this, and not let history repeat itself.

*About the Speaker* : Ajay Date is a writer, thinker, and social commentator who built a distinguished 30-year career in the IT industry, along with serving on boards of several NGOs. A devoted student of Hindu philosophy and scriptures, Ajay now focuses on spiritual study, and promoting awareness of lesser-known historical and social issues. His latest book presents, in English, the rarely discussed but significant atrocities faced by the Brahmin community in the aftermath of Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination—an effort to bring justice through remembrance.

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Dr Chandni Sengupta is Assistant Professor, Department of History, Sri Aurobindo College (Morning), University of Delhi. She is also an accomplished Historian and Author. Former Assistant Professor, Department of History, Amity University Haryana (Gurugram), she holds a PhD degree in History from IGNOU, New Delhi. Dr Sengupta holds a Master’s degree in History from the University of Delhi and Bachelors in History from the prestigious Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New Delhi.
Dr Sengupta’s books Hindu Heroes of Medieval Bharat: Resistance and Valour, 8th-16th Centuries (May, 2024) and Reclaiming Hindu Temples: Episodes from an Oppressive Era (October, 2021), both published by Garuda Prakashan, are well-received works. Dr Chandni Sengupta is also a fiction writer and poetess and her debut novel, titled Another Time Another Place (September, 2021), was published by Rupa Publications, New Delhi. She has also contributed to two anthologies of poems. Dr Sengupta has been a regular contributor to several online blogs.

Chandni Sengupta Books on Indian History, Culture & Historical Research Explore books by Chandni Sengupta, historian and academic writing on Indian history, culture, archives, and historical interpretation.

A landmark achievement in preserving Bharat’s knowledge legacy.

Guided by the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, the Gyan Bharatam National Survey of Manuscripts has documented over 1 crore manuscripts across the nation.

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Long before modern telescopes and space exploration, ancient Indian scholars were observing the skies with remarkable precision—developing sophisticated methods to track planetary motion, measure time, and understand cosmic cycles.
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